The graph and chart below give information on the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures in degrees Celsius and the average number of days with rainfall each month for two Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The two figures illustrate daily temperatures in Celcius and the number of rainfall days in each month all over a year in Brisbane and Canberra.

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, in the line chart, despite the max

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in Brisbane, the other three lines have the same trend. In the column graph, the

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city has more rainy days than the latter. On the one hand, in Brisbane, the minimum

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of it starts at 26*C in the

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month and

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drops to the coolest at 11*C in July, after that, it plunges back to the original

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at the end

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of the year,

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its maximum

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fluctuates in the

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six

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, which starts 28 and reach the top at 30*C in February and end at 21 in June, and

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gradually increase to 29 degrees Celcius in December.

On the other hand

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, in Canberra, the top and bottom heat of

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, which start at 21 and 13, and end at 20 and 11 respectively, have the same trend, which is a drop from the top in January and

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steadily increase to another top in December. On

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analysis, the column chart shows that Brisband has more rainy days than Canberra, which is 7

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, the

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five

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and the

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two

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, compared to 5

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which are in the middle of the year.